[John 070]

Originally Posted by 924er

I like using catchy titles for threads it works. Lol

No I'll go back to the same dealership. Either way the contract says nothing about me paying for the rental.

Just because I got a loaner for a recall doesn't mean I thought I could drive it for 6 months. I haven't met a single person that is willing to keep their BMW parked for 6 months on a damn battery charger. That's ridiculous. Driving it once a week isn't bad but miles added up.

I hear you, I have some fans on the OT forum that want me banned for my titles....

I need to move my car, I think it's been at least 2+ weeks...I almost hate to start it if it's not going to fully warm up. Might let it idle, then just drive 5 miles or something...

[grizz311]

Originally Posted by John 070

We have to go back every 30 days to redo the contract, so when I was there this week, I saw 1 other 328i available. The other cars were like a Lincoln whatever the small SUV like a Escape is, Grand Cherokee, Chrysler 300, 200, blah blah blah. It'd be sweet to get a new N55 X5, but I've never seen one on the lot. Kinda like Sasquatch.

We have to go back every 30 days? They didn't tell me that

[hongsc]

Originally Posted by 924er

Nah op ain't Asian you racist prick. Hahaha

Then have to be female.

[John 070]

Originally Posted by grizz311

We have to go back every 30 days? They didn't tell me that

I was told the reason is that BMWNA is getting billed monthly....

Now on a "normal" rental, in your own interests, you do not want to go over 30 days, you want to rewrite the contract. Because in a normal rental your own insurance is covering the rental, and if it's more than 30 days, it's no longer a temporary use auto. This includes loaners.

But with the Enterprise BMWs, BMWNA is covering the CDW. 2 mos. in a row Enterprise called me asking that I stop by to redo the paperwork. It's reminds me of when I was on parole...

[grizz311]

Originally Posted by John 070

I was told the reason is that BMWNA is getting billed monthly....

Now on a "normal" rental, in your own interests, you do not want to go over 30 days, you want to rewrite the contract. Because in a normal rental your own insurance is covering the rental, and if it's more than 30 days, it's no longer a temporary use auto. This includes loaners.

But with the Enterprise BMWs, BMWNA is covering the CDW. 2 mos. in a row Enterprise called me asking that I stop by to redo the paperwork. It's reminds me of when I was on parole...

I called them and asked and they told me that I don't have to come in, just to call them and give them the mileage. Hmm

[John 070]

Originally Posted by grizz311

I called them and asked and they told me that I don't have to come in, just to call them and give them the mileage. Hmm

I think you are ok, because there isn't any expiration? On my month 2, they didn't even document the mileage, so as mo. 3 began, it really reflects from the start through 2 complete months. Seems like with anything else, people are fudging things to make it easy upon themselves. Hopefully it doesn't harm the customer.

I asked how come my contract states NO OTHER DRIVERS, and I was told 2X my wife can drive?

He showed me the clause on the form which says spouses, domestic partners, can drive with the renter's permission.

I just know when I asked why I need to come back every month (since they are paying the CDW), I was told BMWNA prefers to be billed monthly....